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'''David Ibiyeomie''' is a Nigerian [[pastor]], [[televangelist]], [[author]], and [[educationist]]. He is the founder and senior pastor of [[Salvation Ministries]], in [[Port Harcourt, Nigeria]].<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Okon |first=Godwin |author-link=Rivers State University of Science and Technology |year=2011 |title=TELEVANGELISM AND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL MOBILIZATION OF PENTECOSTALS IN PORT HARCOURT |journal=Journal of Politics and Religion |volume=5 |issue=1 |pages=61-80}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://smhos.org/|title=Salvation Ministries|publisher=}}</ref>
Pastor David Ibiyeomie''' is a Nigerian [[pastor]], [[televangelist]], [[author]], and [[educationist]]. He is the founder and senior pastor of [[Salvation Ministries]], in [[Port Harcourt, Nigeria]].<ref>{{Cite journal |last=Okon |first=Godwin |author-link=Rivers State University of Science and Technology |year=2011 |title=TELEVANGELISM AND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL MOBILIZATION OF PENTECOSTALS IN PORT HARCOURT |journal=Journal of Politics and Religion |volume=5 |issue=1 |pages=61-80}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://smhos.org/|title=Salvation Ministries|publisher=}}</ref>


==Early life==
==Early life==
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==Education background==
==Education background==
David Ibiyeomie attended Banham Primary School [[Port-Harcourt]], [[Rivers State]], [[Nigeria]] from 1969 to 1974 for his primary education.<ref name="Nairaland">{{cite web|last1=Ibiyeomie|first1=David|title=Primary Education|url=http://www.nairaland.com/3886404/here-some-interesting-facts-pastor|website=nairaland|publisher=nairaland}}</ref><ref name="Education Background">{{cite web|last1=Akpogena|first1=Lewis|title=Dr|url=https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/100358/pastor-david-ibiyeomie-apostle-of-prosperity-and-good-healt.html|website=Thewillnigeria.com|publisher=The Will Nigeria}}</ref> He went to Government Comprehensive Secondary School, [[Borikiri]], [[Rivers State]], [[Nigeria]].<ref name="Secondary Education">{{cite web|last1=Ibiyeomie|first1=David|title=Secondary Education|url=http://www.nairaland.com/3886404/here-some-interesting-facts-pastor|website=nairaland|publisher=nairaland}}</ref> After then he was admitted into Rivers State University of Science and Technology, [[Port Harcourt]] for a degree course in Microbiology in 1980.{{cn|date=June 2018}}
David Ibiyeomie attended Banham Primary School [[Port-Harcourt]], [[Rivers State]], [[Nigeria]] from 1969 to 1974 for his primary education.<ref name="Nairaland">{{cite web|last1=Ibiyeomie|first1=David|title=Primary Education|url=http://www.nairaland.com/3886404/here-some-interesting-facts-pastor|website=nairaland|publisher=nairaland}}</ref><ref name="Education Background">{{cite web|last1=Akpogena|first1=Lewis|title=Dr|url=https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/100358/pastor-david-ibiyeomie-apostle-of-prosperity-and-good-healt.html|website=Thewillnigeria.com|publisher=The Will Nigeria}}</ref> He went to Government Comprehensive Secondary School, [[Borikiri]], [[Rivers State]], [[Nigeria]].<ref name="Secondary Education">{{cite web|last1=Ibiyeomie|first1=David|title=Secondary Education|url=http://www.nairaland.com/3886404/here-some-interesting-facts-pastor|website=nairaland|publisher=nairaland}}</ref> After then he was admitted into Rivers State University of Science and Technology, [[Port Harcourt]] for a degree course in Microbiology in 1980. In recognition of his diligence and result-oriented ministry, the Bradley University of America awarded him an honorary doctorate degree in Divinity on 15 May 2004.<ref name="David Ibiyeomie Awarded Honorary Doctorate Degree">{{cite web|last1=Ibiyeomie|first1=David|title=David Ibiyeomie awarded Honorary Doctorate Degree|url=http://churchcentre.org/directory/david-ibiyeomie/|website=church centre|publisher=church centre/directory}}</ref>


==Salvation Ministries (Home Of Success)==
==Salvation Ministries (Home Of Success)==
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==Hour Of Salvation==
==Hour Of Salvation==
In 2001, David Ibiyeomie started a television program called THE HOUR OF SALVATION on NTA channel 10 Port Harcourt with the maiden episode, "FAITH IS NOW". <ref>{{Cite news|url=https://ini.tv/globalministries/hour-of-salvation-david-ibiyeomie/|title=Watch David Ibiyeomie {{!}} Hour of Salvation {{!}} Inspiration TV|work=Inspiration TV|access-date=2017-04-18|language=en-US}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.kicctv.tv/index.php/17-showcase/17-hour-of-salvation|title=HOS|website=www.kicctv.tv|language=en-gb|access-date=2017-04-18}}</ref>Today, he preaches on the same television Program in over 47 television stations<ref>{{cite web|last1=KICC|first1=TV|title=Hour Of Salvation|url=http://www.kicctv.tv/index.php/component/timetable/event/the-hour-of-salvation_tv|website=kicctv|publisher=kictvv}}</ref> both locally and internationally. <ref name="Hour Of Salvation">{{cite web|last1=Day|first1=Star|url=http://www.daystar.com/shows/hour-of-salvation-with-david-ibiyeomie/|title=HOS|website=daystar.com|publisher=Day Star}}</ref>
In 2001, David Ibiyeomie started a television program called THE HOUR OF SALVATION on NTA channel 10 Port Harcourt with the maiden episode, "FAITH IS NOW". <ref>{{Cite news|url=https://ini.tv/globalministries/hour-of-salvation-david-ibiyeomie/|title=Watch David Ibiyeomie {{!}} Hour of Salvation {{!}} Inspiration TV|work=Inspiration TV|access-date=2017-04-18|language=en-US}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.kicctv.tv/index.php/17-showcase/17-hour-of-salvation|title=HOS|website=www.kicctv.tv|language=en-gb|access-date=2017-04-18}}</ref>Today, he preaches on the same television Program in over 47 television stations<ref>{{cite web|last1=KICC|first1=TV|title=Hour Of Salvation|url=http://www.kicctv.tv/index.php/component/timetable/event/the-hour-of-salvation_tv|website=kicctv|publisher=kictvv}}</ref> both locally and internationally. <ref name="Hour Of Salvation">{{cite web|last1=Day|first1=Star|url=http://www.daystar.com/shows/hour-of-salvation-with-david-ibiyeomie/|title=HOS|website=daystar.com|publisher=Day Star}}</ref>
Some of these stations include: <ref name="HOS">{{cite web|last1=AIT|title=Hour Of Salvation|url=http://www.aitonline.tv/program-hour_of_salvation_h_o_s|website=aitonline.tv|publisher=ait online}}</ref>
Salvation TV; the television station of the Commission

* FAITH TV, AFRICA

* HOPE TV, CANADA

* WJYS TV CHICAGO- CHANNEL 62

* OPPNA KANALEN GOTEBORG (OKG), SWEDEN

* Day star USA

* WRNN New York

* KICC Television London

* Inspiration Television United Kingdom

* GOD TV

* THE WORD NETWORK USA

* BEN TV United Kingdom

* Africa Christian Broadcasting Network (ACBN)

* MCTV CHANNEL 249 Chicago

* AIT NETWORK

* AIT (Port Harcourt, Abuja, Lagoa, Yenagoa)

* SILVERBIRD NETWORK
 e.t.c


==Books==
==Books==

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David Ibiyeomie
File:David Ibiyeomie.png
Born
David Ibiyeomie

(1962-10-21) 21 October 1962 (age 61)
Bonny Island, Nigeria
NationalityNigerian
Occupation(s)Televangelist, Pastor, Author, Educationist
SpousePeace Ibiyeomie (m. 20 March 1996)
ChildrenDavid Ibiyeomie Jr.
Websitesmhos.org

Pastor David Ibiyeomie is a Nigerian pastor, televangelist, author, and educationist. He is the founder and senior pastor of Salvation Ministries, in Port Harcourt, Nigeria.[1][2]

Early life

Ibiyeomie was born on October 21, 1962, in Bonny Island, Rivers State.[3] His parents were natives of Bolo Town, a place situated in the Ogu/Bolo LGA of Rivers State, Nigeria.

Education background

David Ibiyeomie attended Banham Primary School Port-Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria from 1969 to 1974 for his primary education.[4][5] He went to Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Borikiri, Rivers State, Nigeria.[6] After then he was admitted into Rivers State University of Science and Technology, Port Harcourt for a degree course in Microbiology in 1980. In recognition of his diligence and result-oriented ministry, the Bradley University of America awarded him an honorary doctorate degree in Divinity on 15 May 2004.[7]

Salvation Ministries (Home Of Success)

After completing his Bible School training at Bishop David Oyedepo's Word of Faith Bible Institute (WOFBI), Ibiyeomie started a house fellowship with his family in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria. He later relocated to Port Harcourt, Rivers State, where he started Salvation Ministries (Glorious Chapel) on April 13, 1997, with a little over twenty members in attendance.[8]

In July 1997, the church relocated to a larger plot of land on Birabi Street in G.R.A. Phase 1, Port Harcourt.[8] As of 2017, Salvation Ministries averages about 50,000 attendees every Sunday at its headquarters.[8] On the 13th of February,2011 , Salvation Ministries started 14 satellite churches in one day, with all running five services each; a new record in the history of church growth.[9] Today, Ibiyeomie pastors millions of worshippers spread all over the globe through his television ministry, online ministration and with over 350 satellite churches within and outside the country and over 370 pastors assisting him.

Controversies

Ibiyeomie has been controversial on multiple occasions.In January 2017 Ibiyeomie is alleged to have made prejudiced comments against the Ogoni people, leading the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People to demand that he apologise.[10]

In March 2017, journalist Kemi Omololu-Olunloyo alleged that Ibiyeomie was having an affair with Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo.[11] Olunloyo was subsequently arrested and refused bail[12][13] for defamation. However she has been released.[14] Ibiyeomie strongly denies the allegation.[15]

David Ibiyeomie Foundation

The David Ibiyeomie Foundation's (DIF) focuses are in the areas of scholarship,[16] skills acquisition and empowerment programmes, social welfare and medical support. Its vision is to be a "channel of blessing to society through different avenues of giving",[17] support and care.

Hour Of Salvation

In 2001, David Ibiyeomie started a television program called THE HOUR OF SALVATION on NTA channel 10 Port Harcourt with the maiden episode, "FAITH IS NOW". [18][19]Today, he preaches on the same television Program in over 47 television stations[20] both locally and internationally. [21]
Some of these stations include: [22] Salvation TV; the television station of the Commission


  • FAITH TV, AFRICA

  • HOPE TV, CANADA

  • WJYS TV CHICAGO- CHANNEL 62

  • OPPNA KANALEN GOTEBORG (OKG), SWEDEN

  • Day star USA

  • WRNN New York

  • KICC Television London

  • Inspiration Television United Kingdom

  • GOD TV

  • THE WORD NETWORK USA

  • BEN TV United Kingdom

  • Africa Christian Broadcasting Network (ACBN)

  • MCTV CHANNEL 249 Chicago

  • AIT NETWORK

  • AIT (Port Harcourt, Abuja, Lagoa, Yenagoa)

  • SILVERBIRD NETWORK
 e.t.c

Books

David Ibiyeomie is a prolific writer[23] David Ibiyeomie Books (DIB) has published over 80 books with best sellers such as

  • Enjoying Marital Bliss
  • The Power Of Obedience
  • The Power Of Commitment
  • Wisdom For Creativity
  • Attitude For Supernatural Supplies
  • The Force Of Vengeance
  • Supernatural Abundance
  • Building A Godly Generation
  • Business Secrets
  • Demonstrating Love For Your Nation
  • God's Medicine
  • Total Dominion
  • The Skillful Ambassador
  • The Master Key
  • Keys To The Top
  • The Power Of Resurrection
  • Touch Of Excellence
  • Holy Spirit My Helper
  • The Exemplary Father
  • The Power Of Praise
  • Wisdom Quotes (Volume 1&2)
  • See You At The Top amongst Others

See also

References

  1. ^ Okon, Godwin (2011). "TELEVANGELISM AND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL MOBILIZATION OF PENTECOSTALS IN PORT HARCOURT". Journal of Politics and Religion. 5 (1): 61–80.
  2. ^ "Salvation Ministries".
  3. ^ "Happy Birthday to Pastor David Ibiyeomie". {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |1= (help)[dead link]
  4. ^ Ibiyeomie, David. "Primary Education". nairaland. nairaland.
  5. ^ Akpogena, Lewis. "Dr". Thewillnigeria.com. The Will Nigeria.
  6. ^ Ibiyeomie, David. "Secondary Education". nairaland. nairaland.
  7. ^ Ibiyeomie, David. "David Ibiyeomie awarded Honorary Doctorate Degree". church centre. church centre/directory.
  8. ^ a b c "Inside Pastor David Ibiyeomie's N10 billion Salvation Ministries". Encomium. 21 November 2014. Retrieved 4 April 2017.
  9. ^ Olawale, Johnson. "A new record in the History Of Church Growth". Naija.ng. Naija.Ng.
  10. ^ Oyibode, Austin. "MOSOP attacks popular pastor, demands apology over damaging comments".
  11. ^ "Iyabo Ojo Also Got A Car Gift From Her Pastor Sugar Daddy – Kemi Olunloyo Revealed - Nigeria Today". 14 March 2017.
  12. ^ Bodunrin, Sola. "Kemi Olunloyo speaks from Port Harcourt prison, alleges her arrest was over Iyabo Ojo, Pastor Ibiyeomie adultery mess".
  13. ^ "Georgina Onuoha begs authorities to release Kemi Olunloyo after alleged defamation - INFORMATION NIGERIA".
  14. ^ Nwachukwu, John. "Mr". dailypost.ng. Daily Post. {{cite web}}: |access-date= requires |url= (help); Missing or empty |url= (help)
  15. ^ "Pastor Ibiyiomie's Salvation Ministries reacts to Sexual Allegation Against General Overseer - Entertainment Express". 17 February 2017.
  16. ^ Ibiyeomie, David. "David Ibiyeomie Foundation Awards Scholarship to Several Beneficiaries". Nairaland. Nairaland.[unreliable source?]
  17. ^ Ibiyeomie, David. "DIF Awards Scholarship to 295 Students". Nairaland. Nairaland.[unreliable source?]
  18. ^ "Watch David Ibiyeomie | Hour of Salvation | Inspiration TV". Inspiration TV. Retrieved 2017-04-18.
  19. ^ "HOS". www.kicctv.tv. Retrieved 2017-04-18.
  20. ^ KICC, TV. "Hour Of Salvation". kicctv. kictvv.
  21. ^ Day, Star. "HOS". daystar.com. Day Star.
  22. ^ AIT. "Hour Of Salvation". aitonline.tv. ait online.
  23. ^ Akpogena, Lewis. "Dr". The Nigerian Voice. The Nigerian Voice.


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